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4-6 Computerized Controls

Add Shoulder

When you click this selection, you will notice that the “R” at the

top of the Printer Driver Screen will change in appearance, giving

you a visual idea of what this selection will do. Choose from the

four choices in the drop-down list of Rubber Stamp types, “Normal

Rubber Stamp”, “Thick Rubber Stamp”, “Preink Stamp”, and

“Super Thick Shoulder” (experiment with each type of shoulder

and note the results). This effect will cause the background to be engraved and the text will

remain raised with a “shouldered” appearance. Think of it like a pyramid.

This option only works with raster engraved images and has no

effect on vectors. Vectors are processed normally and can be

used for cutting out the stamp. To cut out the stamp, add an

outline close to the graphic, but not too close to the graphic or the

edge of the stamp.

To obtain the opposite effect of a rubber stamp, leave the

background white and the text, black. This will give it the

“chiseled” or “sunken” appearance instead of the “pyramid”

appearance of a rubber stamp. You do not need to mirror the

object unless you are engraving on the back of a see-through

object.

There are also two other choices within the Rubber Stamp section. One or both can be used

ONLY if you intend on printing a full page of rubber stamps otherwise do not select them.

Print Negative

The Print Negative selection will take the entire page and convert it into a negative image. All

the white objects will be black and all the black objects will be white. Your page size MUST

match your engraving material size for this selection to work properly.

Mirror Image

The Mirror Image selection horizontally mirrors the ENTIRE page of graphics along the

centerline of the page. Your page size MUST match your engraving material size for this

selection to work properly.

For a more detailed explanation on how to completely use the Rubber Stamp feature, please

consult the Special Applications Guide.

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